David Dimolfetta

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Biden's pick to lead NSA and Cyber Command inherits key issues

By: Tim Starks, David Dimolfetta

Lt. Gen. Timothy Haugh, Biden’s reported nominee, would inherit a push to renew surveillance authorities and the question of whether leadership of the NSA and Cyber Command should be separated.

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Musk gives DeSantis a Twitter boost, breaking another tech norm

By: Cristiano Lima, David Dimolfetta

The Twitter chief hosted the Florida governor's presidential launch.

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This newly-discovered malware could disrupt power generation — and do physical damage

By: David Dimolfetta, Tim Starks

Mandiant details “CosmicEnergy,” which the company says is capable of triggering impacts in the physical world.

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OpenAI embraced regulation— until talks got serious in Europe

By: Cristiano Lima, David Dimolfetta

A week after encouraging U.S. regulation, CEO Sam Altman is threatening to leave Europe.

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NSO Group under new ownership as reports about hacks continue

By: Aaron Schaffer, David Dimolfetta

The changes come as NSO reportedly investigates hacks of government officials in Mexico.

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Biden's former tech adviser on what Washington is missing about AI

By: Cristiano Lima, David Dimolfetta

Tim Wu outlines his do’s and don'ts of AI regulation.

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How the FCC may be forced to grapple with AI, too

By: David Dimolfetta, Cristiano Lima

The FCC has jurisdiction over radio, TV and satellites, but artificial intelligence could soon be on its horizon.

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What the FTC’s order against Ring means

By: Aaron Schaffer, David Dimolfetta

The FTC said Ring didn’t implement basic cybersecurity steps for years even as it faced cyberthreats.

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Kids safety advocates take social media fight to the boardroom

By: David Dimolfetta, Cristiano Lima

A top advocate spoke in favor of a failed Meta shareholder proposal.

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What the debt ceiling deal means for U.S. cyber agency

By: David Dimolfetta, Tim Starks

The agreement has little impact on old CISA money, an agency spokesperson said.